The Blue Mountains district is home to some of the most beautiful lookouts in the world, with views that stretch out across pristine, ancient lands. Those lookouts provide a space for individuals to connect with nature and take in the majesty of our World Heritage landscape. Recently, Govetts Leap lookout at Blackheath was upgraded by the NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service. It is one of the most visited lookouts in the Blue Mountains and recent works have made it a safer, more accessible place for all visitors. The transformed ironwork and sandstone upgrades have vastly improved this spectacular lookout. The new landscaped terrace is the perfect space for visitors to picnic and enjoy the view, spend time with friends and family, and immerse themselves in the natural beauty that surrounds them. I take this opportunity to acknowledge the work of the individuals and groups that take care of these wonderful lookouts. The truly commendable hard work of the Blue Mountains district National Parks and Wildlife team—David Crust, Soren Mortenson, Steve Nichols, Toni Clarke, Tim Lanyon and Will Batson—has transformed this world-renowned lookout into a space that is inclusive for all who visit this beautiful place.